The dropping approval odds are pushing the passage odds of the CLARITY Act to the November–December 2026 timeline or New Year's 2027.
- The CLARITY Act, aimed at establishing a legal framework for digital assets, remains stalled in the Senate despite initial bipartisan support, with approval odds dropping significantly.
- Key debates revolve around disclosure requirements, illicit finance safeguards, and ethical rules for officials, with notable opposition from Senator Elizabeth Warren and criticism from the Bank Policy Institute.
- Institutional giants like BlackRock and Fidelity are lobbying for its passage, but political leverage, particularly from former President Trump, and a packed legislative calendar create substantial uncertainty regarding its timeline for approval.
Topics: Legal regulatory, Jurisdictions, Institutional adoption, Securities law classification, Regulatory sandboxes pilots, Asset manager initiatives
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